Andrew E-Y. Chuang Lab of Biomedical Engineering
Research Field
Dr. Chuang is a highly esteemed Professor at the Graduate Institute of Biomedical Materials and Tissue Engineering at Taipei Medical University. He is widely recognized for his expertise across a diverse range of fields, including biomaterials, conductive polymers, orthopedic implants, tumor biology, materials science, chemical compounds, and nanomedicine. His multidisciplinary research integrates these areas to address complex challenges in biomedical engineering, fostering significant advancements in the development of innovative materials and therapeutic technologies.
Dr. Chuang has an impressive body of work, with 75 peer-reviewed publications that span a wide array of academic disciplines. His research contributions have led to the development of novel biomaterials designed to enhance tissue regeneration, improve the biocompatibility of orthopedic implants, and create advanced nanomedicine platforms for targeted cancer therapies. Additionally, his work in conductive polymers has paved the way for innovations in medical devices, while his research in tumor biology has provided new insights into the interaction between materials and cancerous tissues.
Beyond his research, Dr. Chuang’s contributions to the scientific community are reflected in his collaborations with leading experts and institutions. His work not only drives innovation but also deepens the scientific understanding of cutting-edge technologies that have the potential to revolutionize healthcare. His dedication to advancing the field has solidified his reputation as a thought leader in biomedical materials and tissue engineering, making lasting impacts on both academic research and clinical applications.
Welcome to the laboratory of Dr. Er Yuan Chuang at the Graduate Institute of Biomedical Materials and Tissue Engineering, Taipei Medical University. Our lab is at the forefront of multidisciplinary research, specializing in the development and application of advanced biomaterials, conductive polymers, orthopedic implants, tumor biology, materials science, chemical compounds, and nanomedicine. We are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of biomedical research through innovative approaches that address critical challenges in tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and targeted therapies.
Our lab's research focuses on the design and synthesis of novel biomaterials to enhance tissue regeneration and improve the biocompatibility and functionality of medical implants. We are particularly interested in the development of conductive polymers for medical devices and nanomedicine platforms that target cancer therapies. Through our work in tumor biology, we seek to uncover new insights into the interaction between innovative materials and cancerous tissues, aiming to improve therapeutic outcomes.
With over 75 peer-reviewed publications, our lab has made significant contributions to advancing the field of biomedical materials and technologies. We collaborate with leading experts and institutions worldwide to drive innovation and translate scientific discoveries into clinical applications. Our ultimate goal is to create groundbreaking materials and technologies that will revolutionize healthcare and improve patient outcomes. We welcome collaboration, innovation, and curiosity in a dynamic environment committed to excellence in research.
Development of Advanced Biomaterials for Tissue Regeneration : Designing and synthesizing novel biomaterials to enhance tissue repair and regeneration.
Conductive Polymers for Biomedical Applications : Exploring the use of conductive polymers in medical devices and implants to improve electrical signaling and biocompatibility.
Orthopedic Implants and Biocompatibility Enhancement : Investigating new materials and surface modifications to improve the integration and performance of orthopedic implants.
Nanomedicine for Targeted Cancer Therapies : Developing nanotechnology-based platforms for the targeted delivery of cancer therapies, improving treatment efficacy and minimizing side effects.
Tumor Biology and Material-Tissue Interactions : Studying the interactions between innovative materials and cancerous tissues to understand and improve therapeutic outcomes.
Chemical Compounds for Biomedical Applications : Synthesizing and characterizing novel chemical compounds for various biomedical applications, including drug delivery systems.
Nanotechnology in Biomedical Engineering : Creating and applying nanomaterials in medical research to develop targeted treatments and diagnostics.
Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Engineering : Advancing tissue engineering approaches to develop scaffolds and materials that support cell growth and tissue repair.
Biopolymer-Based Medical Devices : Investigating the use of biopolymer materials in developing medical devices that enhance biological compatibility and functionality.
Interdisciplinary Applications of Material Science in Healthcare : Leveraging the principles of material science to design innovative solutions for medical applications, including drug delivery, diagnostics, and implantable devices.
- The 20th National Innovation Award-Innovation and Advancement Award (2023)
- 112th Annual National Science Council-subsidized Research Award for Colleges and Universities (Measures to Reward Special Outstanding Talents)
- 2023 Taipei Union University System Academic Research Results Presentation - Oral Report Excellence Award (2023)
- CRS Australia/New Zealand/Taiwan Local Chapter Webinar-Invited Speaker (Taiwan 2 speakers) (2023)
- The 19th National Innovation Award-Innovation and Advancement Award (2022)
- The 69th Anniversary Annual Meeting of the Taiwan Chemical Engineering Society and the Achievements Presentation of the Chemical Engineering Department of the Ministry of Science and Technology & International Symposium on Chemical Engineering in Taiwan, Japan, Korea and Czech Republic - Invited Speaker (2022)
- Annual meeting of the Society of Biomedical Materials and Drug Manufacturing of the Republic of China and the results presentation conference of the Department of Engineering Medicine, Division of Biology, National Science Council - Invited speaker (2022)
- 111 Annual Ministry of Science and Technology Research Awards (Measures to Recruit and Reward Special Talents)
- Taipei Medical University Young Scholar Award for the 110th academic year
- Taipei Medical University Research Paper Outstanding Award in the 110th academic year
- 110 annual research awards from the Ministry of Science and Technology (measures to recruit and reward special outstanding talents)
- The 18th National Innovation Award-Innovation and Advancement Award (2021)
- The 17th National Innovation Award-Academic Research Innovation Award (2020)
- VEBLEO SCIENTIST AWARD (2020)
- Biomedical Industry and New Agriculture Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition (Biomedical Group-Bronze Award, 2019)
Education
•Ph. D. in Institute of Chemical Engineering, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan (2009-2013)
•M.S. in Institute of Biomedical Engineering, National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan (2007-2009)
•B.S. in Department of Chemical Engineering, TamKang University, Taiwan (2003-2007)